113 Expedited proceedings on bills

A senator may present a bill or
2 or more bills after the Senate has agreed to a motion upon notice,
setting out the title of the bill or bills, that the bill or bills be
introduced.

After the presentation of a bill
or bills, or after the receipt of a message or messages from the House
of Representatives forwarding a bill or bills for concurrence, a motion
may be moved without notice containing any of the following provisions:

(a) that the bill or bills may proceed without formalities (this shall
have the effect of suspending any requirements for stages of the passage
of the bill or bills to take place on different days, for notice of
motions for such stages, and for the printing and certification of the
bill or bills during passage);

(b) in respect of 2 or more bills, that the bills may be taken together
(this shall have the effect of allowing the questions for the several
stages of the passage of the bills (or any of them) to be put in one
motion at each stage, the consideration of the bills (or any of them)
together in committee of the whole, and the reading of the short titles
only on every order for the reading of the bills, the words in parentheses
being applicable where there are more than 2 bills);

(c) that the bill, or, where the provision referred to in subparagraph
(2)(b) is agreed to, the bills, be now read a first time.

Where a motion is moved containing
2 or more of the provisions set out in paragraph (2), at the request
of any senator the motion shall be divided and the provisions put as
separate motions.